Roosevelt Speech Draws Georgia Crowd For Second Term
An Atlanta rally on November 29 at Grant Field expected to draw 100000 to 200000 Roosevelt supporters. Gov. Eugene Talma dge may skip the event, seen as possible rival to Roose veld in 1936. Georgia senators Walter George and Richard Russell head the reception committee as crowds flood Georgia Tech facilities.
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Georgia
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DeVaughn Store Robbed of About $200
The DeVaughn second hand store on Front Street was robbed Wednesday night with about $200 in goods missing. Ward, a night officer, found a rear door unlatched and a window open. The missing items included 15 suits 15 pairs of shoes four raincoats and auto pistols. Police had no clues as of Thursday and suspect multiple culprits.
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Tate
State WPA receives another 661608 in Arkansas funds
Arkansas WPA funds totaled 661608 with 180240 earmarked to set up a project for distributing surplus to unemployable relief clients. The remainder funds will support WPA projects statewide including road work, sewing looms, sanitary oilers, and other programs led by the Works Progress Administration under W R Dyess.
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Little Rock
Works Progress
W. R. Dyess
Arkansas
Large Attendance at Dance at Hotel Barlow
Invitations point to a large crowd for Thursday night’s dance at Hotel Barlow. It is the first public entertainment since Carl Moore’s appearance. Harry Walker and his 12 piece orchestra, often called the aristocrats of modern rhythm, are en route to Florida for the engagement.
Dr Morris Fishbein to Begin Truth About Diet Series
Dr Morris Fishbein, famed medical authority, launches a daily column in The Star titled The Truth About Diet. He will debunk diet fads, explain digestion, and cover diets for various conditions and life stages, aiming to provide a comprehensive guide to foods and health.
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Ginnings Total Reaches 8 437 084 Bales in Census
Washington reports ginnings of this year before November 44 totaling 437,084 running bales, down from 8,634,632 a year earlier to November 14. State totals include Arkansas with 623,276 bales. Also notes about new high altitude aviation engines and widespread use of airport radar traffic-control systems.
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Bureau of the Census
Arkansas
Mrs. J L Higgason of Rocky Mound Dies
Mrs J L Higgason of Rocky Mound in Ormer County died early Thursday at her home after illness of several weeks Funeral services were at 230 pm Thursday at Rocky Mound church burial followed in Rocky Mound cemetery Survived by four sons L F Higgason Leonard Grady Harold and several daughters
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J. L. Higgason
Ormer County
DeQueen Writer Praises Bobcats in Gridst Column
Ralph Beverly in the DeQueen Daily Citizen lauds the Hope High School Leopards and Coach Foy Hammons for a strong showing against Camden and El Dorado. He calls the Hope team inexperienced early, credits Camden’s and El Dorado’s defenses, and says the Leopards earned recognition as a major high school football squad.
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Corn Belt Farmers Seek Supreme Court Appeal Aid
Washington farmers calling themselves Corn Belt asked the Supreme Court for permission to file a brief supporting the government in the case about the constitutionality of the AAA processing taxes.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Cargile Hurt Prepares for Beebe Game at Homecoming
Tootsie Cargile star quarterback for Hope High School injured an ankle in practice and may miss or limit action in the final home game Friday against Beebe High School. If unable to play, coach Hammons will move Wasco Bright to quarterback with Bright getting more running experience for the future. The Bobcats hope Cargile can return and the team otherwise remains in good condition for the homecoming affair.
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Ellsworth Forced Back by Mishap
New York report states aviator Lincoln Ellsworth failed to cross Antarctica from the Weddell Sea to the Ross Sea. His Wily Earp landing after a fuel gauge failure took three hours eleven minutes, with the later flight his most dangerous leg. He planned to claim unclaimed Antarctic territory as James Ellsworth Land, naming it after his father.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
New York Times
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North American
Alliance
Wyatt Earp
Antarctic
Weddell Sea
Ross Sea
Herbert Halbeck-Kenyon
Ellsworth
South Main Speeders Warned by Police
Hope High School students face a police warning from Chief John W. Ridghill over excessive speed on South Main and South Elm. Officers will be stationed at intersections to arrest fast drivers and curb reckless driving and riding on fenders amid rising complaints.
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Hope High School
John W. Ridghill
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100000 Italians Ordered to Farms
The Associated Press reports Premier Mussolini released 100000 men from military duties for three months to bolster Halys resistance to League of Nations sanctions. An official statement said the troops on leave would aid Italy's industrial and cultural production as peace talks resume in Paris. Emperor Haile Selassie returns to Addis Ababa amid reports of Ethiopian victories and Italian losses.
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North China autonomy tensions test Japanese resolve
Japanese officials warn the Nanking government must avoid moves that could push North China into conflict. Rengo dispatches say Tokyo seeks to prevent internal bickering among Chinese leaders from derailing any autonomy efforts. A Foreign Office source links the North China issue to U S and British policies, while Kawashima asserts the Nanking government will refrain from actions causing chaos.
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With All My Love Opens Dana Westbrook Home Return
Dana Westbrook arrives at the Cameron home in a cab greeting her grandmother’s cautious welcome. The weathered house and missing details hint at a strained family reunion as Dana learns she has returned after twenty years and wonders how the reunion will unfold.
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